The Georgia Department of Driver Services has created a new internet option for the state mandated teenage Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program. eADAP will provide an additional solution for teens that are unable to obtain the traditional classroom ADAP course. "DDS is committed to offering more online services for customer convenience," said DDS Commissioner Gregory C. Dozier. "Offering eADAP will give students without access to a make-up class a timely alternative for this requirement," he added.